Through signs and symbols, the actor identifies his/her environment, feels, evaluates, and manipulates it and interacts with other actors.
I feel uncomfortable evaluating people at that level.
Seiv told me that some companies refuse to accept applications from international candidates simply because they don't feel comfortable evaluating the applications.
If a child feels constantly evaluated and judged by everyone around him/her, they are more likely to make errors under pressure.
1 4 Even fewer physicians feel competent evaluating or treating incontinence.
It is felt that evaluating social and behavioural experiences of the volunteers during the trial may be a useful complement to immunogenicity findings.
Computational limitations prevented the creation of a distribution of random models for each trait, but the difference in explanatory power between the random and full models was quite large (typically an order of magnitude, see results), thus we felt confident evaluating the strength of our models compared to one iteration of the random model.
"We feel we have evaluated the science in an appropriate way, and our advisory is right on target," Michael Bolger, director of the division of risk assessment of the Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition, said last May.
"We feel we've evaluated the science in an appropriate way and our advisory is right on target," said Dr. Michael Bolger, a toxicologist and the chief of risk assessment at the agency's Center for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition.
Nevertheless, it is hard for any physician to evaluate the effect of a prescription drug not initiated by them, and it is not strange to assume that GPs feel uncertain about evaluating prescription drugs initiated by specialists and vice versa, situations that may lead to unnecessary drug therapy.
They feel, 'We'll evaluate better than you,' and you can't argue with that.
